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Liver functuon test
My ALT/SGPT 118
My ALT/SGOT 53
These are are too high
I have not tasted alcohol in my life
How these number can get normal
Please help
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Liver can not only be affected by Alcohol.
Many different factors contributes over poor liver function.
Yes your SGOT and SGPT level can be brought back to normal. Which will not only require proper medication, but also a complete life style modification, that is proper diet, exercise, and routine will have to be followed.
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I would suggest to rule out hepatitis infection... U can check those test in Lab. If u infected with hepatitis infection also there may be chance of liver value elevation..
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Health Tips
avoid fatty oily, spicy food,
take bhumyamalakadi kashaya from medical store as liver tonic
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Take ayurveda medicines for this
And follow our diet chart
Consult online with me for better result
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Please consult for the same. We cannot suggest any medicines without proper case study.
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